Sentence examples for rather a strategic from inspiring English sources

It represented rather a strategic lurch.

She is not a registered lobbyist, but rather a "strategic adviser," although some call that a distinction without a difference.

When Ford decided to sell, "it wasn't a question of what went wrong," he added; rather, a strategic decision was made.

And that while VC offers are flattering, he'd much rather a "strategic partner with an existing customer base and complimentary products".

He says that Fring was not looking for a buyer, but rather a strategic partner or investor, when Genband made its offer.

This would not be seen as a change of heart on the part of Abbas, but rather a strategic adjustment to the changing political landscape in Israel.

It comes from a creative need, rather than a strategic one.

But they should approach the talks from a completely new perspective; a tactical rather than a strategic one.

Rather than a strategic withdrawal from the market for super-jumbos, Boeing's move may be a tactical retreat.

However, what has been revealed so far is only an executional aesthetic change, rather than a strategic brand redesign.

"Essentially we're working toward a political deadline rather than a strategic, tactical deadline," said Dylan Welch, security correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald.